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Information Structure and Left Periphery in English
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Two English structures with noncanonical word-order, Topicalization and Left-dislocation, are positioned at left periphery and contain the differences of syntax. But these phrasal structures are considered the important meaning as English information-s ructure(IS) in this paper. It is argued that topicalized elements have a contrastive IS-interpretation, while left-dislocated items are like regular topics. On the basis of these observations, a new framework for IS is proposed, supported by the features NEW and D(iscourse)-LINKED. As “contrast” is considered to be substantial for the proper distinctive feature of IS, it is integrated into the proposed architecture, as an additional d-linking character. This approach is judged to be an improved integration of various previous IS-architectures.
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Two English structures with noncanonical word-order, Topicalization and Left-dislocation, are positioned at left periphery and contain the differences of syntax. But these phrasal structures are considered the important meaning as English information-s ructure(IS) in this paper. It is argued that topicalized elements have a contrastive IS-interpretation, while left-dislocated items are like regular topics. On the basis of these observations, a new framework for IS is proposed, supported by the features NEW and D(iscourse)-LINKED. As “contrast” is considered to be substantial for the proper distinctive feature of IS, it is integrated into the proposed architecture, as an additional d-linking character. This approach is judged to be an improved integration of various previous IS-architectures.
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